The areas most at risk of flash floods as El Niño threatens millions in UK
There is an increased likelihood of wetter than normal weather during late autumn and early winter, Met Office warns
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I’m a food editor – these six supermarket butters taste expensive, but aren’t
Sales of butter in the UK have risen by 12.3 per cent, with independent brands launching truffle and chilli ranges. But amid this buttermania, which blocks are actually worth it?
I’m a GP – this is what your cholesterol numbers really mean
We cannot live without cholesterol, but it is still widely misunderstood and feared. Here's what most people get wrong – and how to interpret your results
I saw Russia’s crumbling navy in 2007. The threat to the UK today is astonishing
James Rodgers visited a Russian dockyard two decades ago, and has seen what's happened since
The looming bond crisis
A handpicked article read aloud from the latest issue of The Economist
Liverpool have turned Anfield into a tame tourist-trap
Man City have never had it so easy at this famous old stadium. Something has to change
Gary Neville is out of touch on the Man City scandal
Sky Sports spent billions covering City's success - now it faces an impossible dilemma
I know why Trump is haemorrhaging support – and why he’s growing more dangerous
Ian Birrell: I've spoken to disillusioned, angry voters repulsed by the President's actions – and seen dark portents for the next two years
How I Manage My Money: App owner, on £100,000, who paid off mortgage in four years
Jinesh Vohra secured a £50,000 investment for his app on BBC's Dragon's Den
The key benefit cuts that look likely after Burnham hints at shake-up
Two reviews due this autumn will shape what comes next for universal credit and personal independence payments
Vote for The i Paper’s life-saving Killer Kitchens campaign in Making a Difference award
Senior reporter Joe Duggan's exposé of the deadly lung disease silicosis has forced new safety regulations to be introduced
Saudi Arabia is increasingly under siege
The Saudis have no good options against deadly strikes by Yemeni rebels
The Jon Ossoff guide to being a Democrat
A rising star in Georgia pairs bland governing with hot rhetoric
Don’t feel sorry for millennials. They are living it up now
It is easy to exaggerate their economic woes
The limits of India’s diaspora power
As the West closes its doors, India must make staying home more attractive
And Tango Makes Three
a feathery parable of America’s divisions in the 21st century
Checks and Balance newsletter: Plans to livestream an execution in America
John Prideaux, our executive editor, argues that making a spectacle of a Muslim gunman’s death is a deliberate political choice
Professional sumo-wrestling comes to America
Meet the people betting Americans will swoon over Japan’s ancient pastime
Italy’s politicians are obsessed with short skirts
A parliamentary fight over hemlines shows the battle of the sexes is still on
Plot Twist newsletter: Silicon Valley is taking over your screen
Alexandra Suich Bass, our culture editor, examines whether tech’s bad boys make for good viewing